Silver & Objects of Vertu

A nineteenth-century Elkington electrotype revival of a Roman drinking vessel, after a design by

A nineteenth-century electrotype lidded tankard, of conventional form, the body with classical

A group of plated wares, to include a pair of nineteenth-century Regency style telescopic

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Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire, United Kingdom

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Silver & Objects of Vertu

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You can bid in the room, leave commission bids, book a telephone line, or access the auction via one of five online bidding platforms. Auction begins at 10am ? Condition reports Please note that condition reports are not printed in the catalogue or online, however we are happy to provide them when requested subject to our terms and conditions of sale. The absence of any reference to condition in any description does not imply the lot is without fault. Please contact enquiries@kinghamsauctioneers.com for further information. Wednesday 12th June - 10am - 5pm Thursday 13th June - 10am - 5pm Friday 14th June - 9am - 10am

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A nineteenth-century Elkington electrotype revival of a Roman drinking vessel, after a design by: A nineteenth-century Elkington electrotype revival of a Roman drinking vessel, after a design by Benjamin Schlick, the body with two swept loop handles, decorated in relief with urns, classical

0001: A nineteenth-century Elkington electrotype revival of a Roman drinking vessel, after a design byEst. £150-£250

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A nineteenth-century electrotype lidded tankard, of conventional form, the body with classical: A nineteenth-century electrotype lidded tankard, of conventional form, the body with classical figures moulded in relief, the stepped and slightly domed hinged cover with double scroll thumbpiece,

0002: A nineteenth-century electrotype lidded tankard, of conventional form, the body with classicalEst. £70-£100

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A group of plated wares, to include a pair of nineteenth-century Regency style telescopic: A group of plated wares, to include a pair of nineteenth-century Regency style telescopic candlesticks, teapot, entree dishes, two soup ladles, and etc., (qty)

0003: A group of plated wares, to include a pair of nineteenth-century Regency style telescopicEst. £30-£50

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A twentieth-century plated canteen of cutlery, eight-place setting, comprising additional pieces: A twentieth-century plated canteen of cutlery, eight-place setting, comprising additional pieces such as soup ladle, pie server, grapefruit spoons etc., Roberts & Belk, Sheffield, ensuite with a

0004: A twentieth-century plated canteen of cutlery, eight-place setting, comprising additional piecesEst. £70-£100

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Two nineteenth-century brown glass bottle decanters, each with bulbous body and broken pontil marks,: Two nineteenth-century brown glass bottle decanters, each with bulbous body and broken pontil marks, loop handle and white metal hinged cover with pouring spout, height (of largest) 22cm approx (2)

0005: Two nineteenth-century brown glass bottle decanters, each with bulbous body and broken pontil marks,Est. £20-£40

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A twentieth-century canteen of plated flatware, twelve-place setting, King's pattern, including fish: A twentieth-century canteen of plated flatware, twelve-place setting, King's pattern, including fish knives, each marked, 'EPNS A1 SHEFFIELD ENGLAND', ensuite with a fitted presentation case, width

0006: A twentieth-century canteen of plated flatware, twelve-place setting, King's pattern, including fishEst. £50-£80

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Two nineteenth-century English silver-coloured metal bottle or decanter collars, of conventional: Two nineteenth-century English silver-coloured metal bottle or decanter collars, of conventional form, incised 'LISBON' and 'CALCAVELLA' respectively, diameter 5.7cm approx (2)

0007: Two nineteenth-century English silver-coloured metal bottle or decanter collars, of conventionalEst. £60-£80

A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century Old Sheffield Plate double tea caddy, of navette form,: A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century Old Sheffield Plate double tea caddy, of navette form, with swing handle and dual hinged covers, reed decoration to the rim, with armorial crest and

0008: A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century Old Sheffield Plate double tea caddy, of navette form,Est. £300-£500Lot Passed

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A pair of Continental nineteenth-century open salt cellars, each with rounded base, the rim: A pair of Continental nineteenth-century open salt cellars, each with rounded base, the rim decorated with masks, putti and Rococo scrolls, atop three cast lion supports, the underside of one example

0009: A pair of Continental nineteenth-century open salt cellars, each with rounded base, the rimEst. £100-£150

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A twentieth-century plated hip flask, of rounded rectangular form, with leather mount, the hinged: A twentieth-century plated hip flask, of rounded rectangular form, with leather mount, the hinged cover secured with a bayonet fitting, James Dixon & Sons, Sheffield, length 14cm approx

0010: A twentieth-century plated hip flask, of rounded rectangular form, with leather mount, the hingedEst. £20-£40

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An Elizabeth II silver-mounted photograph frame, in the Victorian-style, the silver embossed with: An Elizabeth II silver-mounted photograph frame, in the Victorian-style, the silver embossed with foliate tendrils and decoration after Reynold's Angels, Ray Hall, Birmingham 1996, height 32cm approx

0011: An Elizabeth II silver-mounted photograph frame, in the Victorian-style, the silver embossed withEst. £60-£80

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A single pair of gold-coloured metal spectacles, marked 12CT or similar, ensuite with a plated metal: A single pair of gold-coloured metal spectacles, marked 12CT or similar, ensuite with a plated metal pierced spectacles case, with suspension chain and belt loop, length (of case) 15.5cm, weight of

0012: A single pair of gold-coloured metal spectacles, marked 12CT or similar, ensuite with a plated metalEst. £50-£100

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An early twentieth-century gold-coloured metal pince-nez, with sprung extender, each nose pad: An early twentieth-century gold-coloured metal pince-nez, with sprung extender, each nose pad stamped 'PATENT 15300', otherwise apparently unmarked, length (closed) 8.7cm, weight 12g/0.38ozt gross

0013: An early twentieth-century gold-coloured metal pince-nez, with sprung extender, each nose padEst. £40-£60

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A George V 9 carat gold cigarette case, of rounded rectangular form, with push button release and: A George V 9 carat gold cigarette case, of rounded rectangular form, with push button release and internal catch mechanism, Henry Matthews, Birmingham 1913, length 7.8cm, weight 52g/1.67ozt gross

0014: A George V 9 carat gold cigarette case, of rounded rectangular form, with push button release andEst. £800-£1,200

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Netherlands. A nineteenth-century Dutch 14 carat gold mounted glass scent bottle, with scalloped: Netherlands. A nineteenth-century Dutch 14 carat gold mounted glass scent bottle, with scalloped ovoid body, the gold mount and cap decorated with foliage, flowerheads and floral sprays, the gold

0015: Netherlands. A nineteenth-century Dutch 14 carat gold mounted glass scent bottle, with scallopedEst. £100-£200

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Brigg of London. A George V 18ct gold mounted walking cane, with Malacca shaft, and mottled resin: Brigg of London. A George V 18ct gold mounted walking cane, with Malacca shaft, and mottled resin type pommel, the gold collar incised, 'M. P. Chelsea House', hallmarked London 1918, and struck with

0016: Brigg of London. A George V 18ct gold mounted walking cane, with Malacca shaft, and mottled resinEst. £150-£250

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Three gold-mounted walking canes, one with an ebonised shaft, horn pommel, and gold collar decorated: Three gold-mounted walking canes, one with an ebonised shaft, horn pommel, and gold collar decorated with foliate scrolls and marked, 'F. C 18c. G.P', and two with rose gold-coloured pommels, both of

0017: Three gold-mounted walking canes, one with an ebonised shaft, horn pommel, and gold collar decoratedEst. £50-£100

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A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century bloodstone etui, of tapering hexagonal form, mounted: A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century bloodstone etui, of tapering hexagonal form, mounted with gold-coloured metal, the hinged cover with suspensory loop and push-button release inset with

0018: A late eighteenth or early nineteenth-century bloodstone etui, of tapering hexagonal form, mountedEst. £700-£1,000

A group of religious objects of vertu, to include a Spanish gilt metal pilgrim's token, Nuestra: A group of religious objects of vertu, to include a Spanish gilt metal pilgrim's token, Nuestra Se?ora del Pilar, (Our Lady of the Pillar), Zaragoza, nineteenth-century or possibly earlier, together

0019: A group of religious objects of vertu, to include a Spanish gilt metal pilgrim's token, NuestraEst. £150-£250Lot Passed

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A twentieth-century gilt metal filigree miniature model of a sailing ship, with three masts and: A twentieth-century gilt metal filigree miniature model of a sailing ship, with three masts and rigging, adorned with red enamel, the stylised cannons highlighted in royal blue coloured enamel, atop

0020: A twentieth-century gilt metal filigree miniature model of a sailing ship, with three masts andEst. £20-£40

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An Edwardian 9-carat gold sovereign case, of rounded form, the exterior decorated with foliate: An Edwardian 9-carat gold sovereign case, of rounded form, the exterior decorated with foliate scrolls surrounding a central vacant cartouche, the interior struck with the 9ct. gold standard mark,

0021: An Edwardian 9-carat gold sovereign case, of rounded form, the exterior decorated with foliateEst. £120-£180

An eighteenth-century Bristol blue glass scent bottle, decorated with gilding, depicting a central: An eighteenth-century Bristol blue glass scent bottle, decorated with gilding, depicting a central vignette with a classical figure, the obverse with a bow, a quiver and arrows, possibly James Giles

0022: An eighteenth-century Bristol blue glass scent bottle, decorated with gilding, depicting a centralEst. £320-£380Lot Passed

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A George IV silver-gilt Christ's Hospital Governors' award, to 'Percy Davies', the obverse engraved,: A George IV silver-gilt Christ's Hospital Governors' award, to 'Percy Davies', the obverse engraved, 'The First Proficient in Arithmetic 24 Nov.r 1826', with reeded border, ensuite with a

0023: A George IV silver-gilt Christ's Hospital Governors' award, to 'Percy Davies', the obverse engraved,Est. £100-£150

Peru. A silver-coloured metal commemorative medal for the improved harbour works at Callao, diameter: Peru. A silver-coloured metal commemorative medal for the improved harbour works at Callao, diameter 5cm, ensuite with a fitted presentation case, retailed by 'John Hutton...10 Mark Lane London', the

0024: Peru. A silver-coloured metal commemorative medal for the improved harbour works at Callao, diameterEst. £50-£100Lot Passed

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